The United Kingdom must be more flexible in its economic integration and trade policies to reach a broad agreement with the European Union (EU).
According to sources cited by Europe's "Politico" newspaper, without a change in London's core positions, revolutionary innovations are unlikely.
A European diplomat noted: "The Labour government is not taking bold steps. Otherwise, everyone will be disappointed and say: 'Brussels is punishing us.'"
A meeting is planned for July to discuss migration statistics and youth mobility. European Parliament President Roberta Metsola supports restoring ties.
Recall that the Brexit referendum took place in 2016. The UK officially left the EU in February 2020, and a post-Brexit trade agreement was signed in December.
